Welcome to Pearl Ridge Elementary's Website!
Aloha! Our website will provide you with information about Pearl Ridge School as well as help you become familiar with our many programs and activities.
We hope that you enjoy browsing through out website. Please visit us often as we are frequently adding updates. Mahalo!
We hope that you enjoy browsing through out website. Please visit us often as we are frequently adding updates. Mahalo!
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** School is closed until further notice **
We encourage any business that can be conducted via
phone or email as your first options.
The front office will remain open on a limited basis to answer phones, check voicemails, and attend to essential needs during this time. If you have a question, or concern, and would like to reach out to the school when the office is closed, you may email at: pre_office@pridge.k12.hi.us .
For additional information and updates about the Department of Education on COVID-19
you can visit their website: hawaiipublicschools.org
phone or email as your first options.
The front office will remain open on a limited basis to answer phones, check voicemails, and attend to essential needs during this time. If you have a question, or concern, and would like to reach out to the school when the office is closed, you may email at: pre_office@pridge.k12.hi.us .
For additional information and updates about the Department of Education on COVID-19
you can visit their website: hawaiipublicschools.org
Distance Learning Survey for Hawaii DOE Families
Thank you to all who have participated or helped to promote participation in the Hawaii State Department of Education (HIDOE) distance learning surveys.
The HIDOE is seeking feedback from families regarding the transition to distance learning as a result of the COVID-19 situation. The information gathered from this family survey will help HIDOE and schools to better understand the experiences and needs as related to distance learning across the state. This feedback is essential in planning for the new school year.
Parents and guardians of students enrolled at any Hawaii public or charter school are invited to complete an online survey now until June 30, 2020. The survey can be accessed at bit.ly/FamilyDistanceLearningSurvey or hawaiipublicschools.org and is available in English, Ilokano, Chuukese, Tagalog and Marshallese.
Those who complete the survey will have the opportunity to enter a prize drawing for a new iPad or Chromebook.
Survey questions can be viewed here: English, Ilokano, Chuukese, Tagalog, Marshallese.
All surveys are completely confidential -- no one at the school, complex area or state office will be able to connect responses back to the individuals.
Link to flyer:
http://www.hawaiipublicschools.org/DOE%20Forms/HIDOE%20Distance%20Learning%20Family%20Survey%20Flyer.pdf
The HIDOE is seeking feedback from families regarding the transition to distance learning as a result of the COVID-19 situation. The information gathered from this family survey will help HIDOE and schools to better understand the experiences and needs as related to distance learning across the state. This feedback is essential in planning for the new school year.
Parents and guardians of students enrolled at any Hawaii public or charter school are invited to complete an online survey now until June 30, 2020. The survey can be accessed at bit.ly/FamilyDistanceLearningSurvey or hawaiipublicschools.org and is available in English, Ilokano, Chuukese, Tagalog and Marshallese.
Those who complete the survey will have the opportunity to enter a prize drawing for a new iPad or Chromebook.
Survey questions can be viewed here: English, Ilokano, Chuukese, Tagalog, Marshallese.
All surveys are completely confidential -- no one at the school, complex area or state office will be able to connect responses back to the individuals.
Link to flyer:
http://www.hawaiipublicschools.org/DOE%20Forms/HIDOE%20Distance%20Learning%20Family%20Survey%20Flyer.pdf
Congratulations Class of 2020!
The Class of 2020 wanted to celebrate their accomplishments and share their memories during distance learning by creating a 6th grade website. Congratulations Class of 2020 and we wish you the best of luck as you accomplish big things.
Distance Enrichment Learning
Teacher Online Office Hours
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am Online Office Hours is a time designated for your child's teacher to respond to parent/students questions and troubleshoot distance learning needs. We understand that you may have questions for your child's teacher. Every question is important. To ensure a timely response, please continue to communicate with your child's teacher via email. Your child's teacher will do his/her best to respond to your email during his/her next scheduled online office hours. |
Aloha PRE Families! As we get through this time together, here are links to academic/enrichment suggestions and resources that were created by grade level teachers. We hope that you will take advantage of their web collaborations to help your child continue learning away from school.
Grade Level Links:
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Kama'aina KidsKama'aina Kids will be PRE's A+ after school provider for SY 2020-21. We thank Kalihi YMCA for the years of service they provided the school. Please download the registration forms and email them back to ATP@Kamaainakids.com if you are interested in after school care for your child next school year.
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A+ Registration Form:
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Automatic Tuition Payment Form:
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Emergency Card Form:
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COVID-19 HIDOE Information
For additional information and updates about the Department of Education on COVID-19
you can visit their website: hawaiipublicschools.org
you can visit their website: hawaiipublicschools.org
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COVID19 - School related travel letter
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Upcoming Events:
- TBD: Tentatively - Students will report back to school
Important Reminders:
- Please continue to be diligent about safety. Since our school is accessible from large public sites (Pearl Ridge Shopping Center, Kam Drive Inn and the community park), we all need to be aware of any strangers who loiter near or on our campus. Please be safe and report any strangers to our office.
- During school hours, all visitors must check into the office to receive a visitor's badge before reporting to any classrooms or school events.
- Send payments faster and directly into your child's meal accounts: payments are credited within 10 minutes.
- Mobile applications: EZSchoolPay is available from your device's app store and is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. Receive alerts of low balances, make payments for your child's meal account, and purchase items from the school store.
- Low Balances: Receive alerts when your child's balance drops below a certain balance.
- www.ezschoolpay.com
- Create an online account with your child's last name and their student number, which is located under their name on the report card.
Parent Bulletin
Aloha PRE Parents! Find information, reminders and what's going on at PRE by reading this month's Parent Bulletin by clicking on the button below!
Are you new to PRE?
Is your family new to PRE, transferring from another Hawaii school or in the military moving to Hawaii? We want your transition to PRE to be as easy and comfortable as possible. If you have any questions or concerns, please visit our Parent Community Network Coordinator Page for more information on how PRE can help you.
Would you like to volunteer at PRE?
Volunteers, like you, can make all the difference to a school and there are many ways you can help us. To find opportunities to help PRE please visit our Parent Community Network Coordinator page for more information. Mahalo!
Principal Letters
Notice of Language Assistance:
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ADA Program Accessibility Plan:
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MVA Brochure:
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Annual Notification of Privacy Rights:
Know your privacy rights as they apply to 1) student record information; 2) directory information; 3) surveys and other information collection; and 4) military recruitment information. For more information on your privacy rights, the laws that protect them, and how to exercise your rights, contact your school administrator or visit FERPA: http://bit.ly/FERPAHI."
Non-Discriminations & Anti-Harassment Statement:
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MS4 Water Pollution Prevention Program
- 01ab Campus Water Pollution Prevention Program & School Newsletter Articles
- 01a1 Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Program (DOE)
- 01a2 About the City and County of Honolulu Storm Drain System
- 01a3 Protecting Water Quality from urban Runoff (EPA)
- 02a1 Car Washing Guidelines
- 02a4 Storm Water Pollution Prevention - Home and Garden
- 02a5 Storm Water Pollution Prevention - Auto Maintenance
- 04.2a6 Storm Water Cross Word Puzzle
- 04.2a5 Ony Rain in the Drain (Maze)
Pearl Ridge Elementary
98-940 Moanalua Road
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Dear Faculty, Staff, and Parents/Guardians:
In 1986, Congress passed the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) which mandated the Asbestos-Containing Materials in Schools Rule, 40 CFR Part 763. It requires all primary and secondary school buildings to be inspected by AHERA accredited inspectors and to identify all asbestos-containing building materials. The rule further requires the development of a management plan by an AHERA accredited management planner that is based on the findings of the inspection. The management plan outlines our intent in controlling the potential for exposure to asbestos fibers in our school.
In February 2001, Hawaii Administrative Rules Chapter 11-502 was adopted by the Hawaii State Legislature. These rules essentially mirror the requirements of the AHERA regulations. In both cases, the rule requires our school to notify parents, teachers, and employees of the presence and status of asbestos containing material in our school buildings.
The initial inspection of our school was conducted in June, 2018 and identifies some asbestos-containing materials. Since that time, we continue to conduct periodic surveillances in June and December and re-inspections to ensure that the asbestos-containing materials remain in good condition and do not pose a hazard to our students and staff.
An asbestos management plan was drafted based on our initial inspection and submitted to the Hawaii State Department of Health. It outlines in detail the methods we will use to maintain the material in a safe manner. The management plan is updated regularly as asbestos is removed, or conditions change.
A copy of the management plan is on file in the administrative office and is available for your review during our regular school hours. Should you have any questions, please call the school at (808) 305-9300, or the Environmental Services Unit at (808) 784-5067.
Sincerely,
Principal Blaine Takeguchi